Balanced on a narrow plot of land 150m above the Indian Ocean on Bali's dramatic south coast, is the world's first villa built inside a repurposed passenger plane. Private Jet Villa's multi-million-dollar fit-out features an all-white interior, handmade marble bathtub in the cockpit, portholes that can be used to screen movies or play video games, an ocean-facing sunset terrace plus a glass-fronted infinity pool that hangs over the edge of the cliff...

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You may be asking….
How did the plane get here?
Is it an actual plane?
How long did it take to build?

Below we have attached a YouTube clip of the story behind this extraordinary boing 737 villa conversion 
Where we follow Felix Dimin’s journey to create this luxurious villa.

Somewhere you would rather be…

Instead of being recycled for parts or moved to an aircraft boneyard, Russian real estate developer Felix Demin transformed a retired Boeing 737 jet into a luxury villa resort sitting on top of the Nyang Nyang cliff in Bali island as seen on footage filmed on Saturday.

Footage shows a jet-shaped luxurious villa being connected by a large staircase to a seating area situated at the top of its wings. A lavish pool area, two bedrooms and a lounge area with a stunning ocean view are also available for visitors.

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Built in an old Boeing 737-200 on the edge of a cliff, the Private Jet Villa is one of the world’s most unique residences, renting for up to US$6,500 a night. Russian property developer Felix Demin explains why it was so incredibly hard to make a reality, adding that he won’t be building another one – despite demand

In the cult British television series Grand Designs, presenter Kevin McCloud followed the progress of high-end construction projects, adding colour and drama by noting the usual hitches, delays and cost overruns.

More than a showcase for wow-factor architecture, the series offered insight into the emotional roller coaster owner-builders go through while doggedly pursuing their dreams.

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